Never dissolve in hot water caution note
A cautionary line warns not to dissolve in hot water as the action of the item itself heats the water. The fragment mentions a heat effect and a vague instruction with no clear subject or context.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1944
Page
2
A cautionary line warns not to dissolve in hot water as the action of the item itself heats the water. The fragment mentions a heat effect and a vague instruction with no clear subject or context.
RAF pilots developed new methods to stop the flying bombs over Southern England. A single wing tip lofted the bomb by sliding under its wing, causing the gyro mechanism to fail. The tactic spread to other stations, though repeated attempts were sometimes needed.
In an early morning patrol a Mustang pilot misjudged a bomb’s approach and executed a high speed power dive to overtake the lead. He then pulled out to see a splash in the Channel below, suggesting a crash or water impact during the maneuver.
The article details evolving countermeasures against flying bombs. Pilots interrogate sources to learn attack positions and methods. Air defences include aircraft, ground guns, and Merchant Navy gunners. Many fighter crews risked lives and long hours to maintain readiness.
A fragment references a line about a girl and a pearl metaphor and notes a remark to quit lingering. The ad-like fragment mentions glycerine throat pastilles as a cold or cough remedy and ends with the word Mini.
Guidance on not letting a small child interrupt adults. If he steps into the room and seeks the center stage, instruct him to wait until Mrs. So and So finishes speaking. Poorly trained children disrupt conversations and create uncomfortable situations for all involved.
A prisoner refuses English Spanish German and Italian tests, replying with a joke that no one in the room can understand him. The item notes Zinc Oil Castor is marketed by Cupal Ltd in Blackburn England and references Confederation Life and Army intelligence.
On 7 October 1944 W E Curtis serves as Secretary for Supply marking an official wartime designation and date.
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